General Principles Flashcards

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1
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The IRR is also know as ____.

A

Dollar-weighted return

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2
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What does it mean when NPV is negative?

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The IRR is less than the client’s required rate of return. The client should probably not buy the investment.

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3
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For what applications is a FAFSA required?

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  • Federal and state college financial aid
  • Private colleges
  • PLUS loans
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4
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What is the fee to submit a FAFSA?

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$0

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5
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What is the earliest date the FAFSA can be filed?

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October 1st of the year before the school year starts

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6
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Assets not countable toward EFC on the FAFSA

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  • Retirement accounts
  • Small businesses owned and controlled by the family
  • Life insurance cash value
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7
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Early withdrawals from qualified plans and IRAs for education expenses

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Qualified plans: 10% penalty still applies

IRAs: 10% penalty does not apply if used for qualified post-secondary education expenses:

Tuition, books, fees, room and board

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8
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Up to ____% of the assets owned by the student will be considered for the EFC

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20%

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9
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Up to ____% of a parents unprotected assets will be considered for the EFC

A

5.64%

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10
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None of the student dependent’s income is counted toward the EFC if the income is less than ________.

A

$6,000

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11
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The EFC _________ when the number of students in the family increases.

A

Decreases

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12
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Deductibility of 529 / Coverdell contributions

A

Contributions are not deductible for federal tax purposes.

Certain states provide state income level deductions for 529 plans.

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13
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When is room and board NOT considered a qualified education expense?

A

EE bonds

AOTC

more?

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14
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AOTC

A

American Opportunity Tax Credit

  • Part can be a refundable tax credit
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15
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Taxability of scholarships / fellowships

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Tax-free: tuition, fees, books, course-related costs

Taxable: room and board, travel

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16
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Taxability of 529 withdrawals if not used for qualified education expenses

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Ordinary income tax and 10% penalty on earnings only